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------- Hey, Gaurav. Would love to get your input on these questions; as soon as u can.

Cool. Thanks.

Hi. Hope that your offer of assistance/advice is still valid. My wife was recently approved to start a 2-yr program of study commencing May 2018. We are still torn concerning whether I should quit my job and follow her, since it seems risky. However, we are realizing that it may not be as risky...

I'm fairly new to the Canadian immigration lingo, but would love to follow to ensure that I am up to speed and to offer advice where I can. What does the "Profile 10th 72%, 12th 60%, ..." mean?

Yes. My wife received acceptance for May 2018 intake in Nov 2017. She was told that the Jan 2018 intake was already full for the program for which she had applied. This may not have been applicable to all programs. To check your Seneca application: Go to...

I agree with the prior post, based on an experience of a friend of mine who also applied from within Canada. There seems to be some link between you applying from your home country & the approval (holding other things constant). Additionally, my wife was recently in Canada doing fact-finding...

Thanks much for your question, since I am learning so much as I too navigate this process. My wife was recently approved for a study permit for 2-yr studies commencing May 2018. We have been back and forth about me accompanying her, but we both thought that I would only be able to work while...

A). Study Permit application: You must show via documents that you have at least the full 1st yr tuition + CAD$10,000. Your proof of this sum can be: Recent bank statement(s) in your name. Recent bank statement(s) of relatives who will be funding your international study expenses + Notarized...

In re-reading your post, are you asking about proving funds for the study permit application or when entering Canada to take up the study permit?

My wife was told to provide the same "Proof of funds" letter that was used to secure the study permit. If it was good enough to secure the study permit, then it should be good enough to use at your port of entry; and by the way, the letter was of funds in a bank account.